Tina Turner - Private Dancer - Album

Private Dancer

Album / Singles / Tour / Video / Promo (1984)

Private Dancer is one of the best selling albums of the 80'th with no less than seven single releases. After the success with Let's Stay Together in 1983, Tina’s new record company Capitol wanted a complete album, which was recorded in only two weeks in London. Al Greens Let’s Stay Together (from the 1983 B.E.F. session) and The Beatles Help, the first two singles, were produced and released before the recording of the album. What’s Love Got To Do With It was the first single to promote the album and topped the American charts while Tina was on tour with Lionel Richie. I Might Have Been Queen and Show Some Respect are very autobiographical and especially written for Tina. Better Be Good To Me (Spider), I Can’t Stand The Rain (Ann Peeples), Steel Claw (Paul Brady) and 1984 (David Bowie) are cover songs. Private Dancer was an unreleased Dire Straits song, because Mark Knopfler thought it's a song for a woman. The European single Help was not included in the original American release and the Australian edition contains the extra track Rock'n Roll Widow.

While Tina was on tour in Europe, the album was released as a wonderful Picture Disc. For promotion, Capitol Records issued a 4-Track Sampler for radio stations.

Photographer: Peter Ashworth, Brian Aris
Release: May 29, 1984
Label: Capitol / EMI
Format: Vinyl (Colored, Picture) / CD / Cassette / Digital
Charts: UK: #2 / Germany: #2 / Europe: #1 / USA: #3 (Pop), #1 (R&B) / Australia #7
Certifications: UK: 3x Platinum / Germany: 5x Gold, 2x Platinum / USA: 5x Platinum
Grammy: Album of the Year (Nomination) / Record of the Year, Best Female Pop Vocals for „What’s Love Got To Do With It“ / Best Female Rock Vocals for „Better Be Good To Me“ (1985)

Tina Turner - Private Dancer - Album

Tracks

  1. I Might Have Been Queen 4:10
    2. Written by Jeannette Obstoy, Rupert Hine
  2. What’s Love Got To Do With It 3:49
    3. Written by Terry Britten, Graham Lyle
  3. Show Some Respect 3:18
    4. Written by Terry Britten, Sue Shifrin
  4. I Can’t Stand The Rain 3:41
    5. Written by Ann Peebles, Don Bryant, Bernard Miller
  5. Private Dancer 7:11
    6. Written by Mark Knopfler
  6. Let’s Stay Together 5:16
    7. Written by Al Green, Willie Mitchel, Al Jackson Jr.
  7. Better Be Good To Me 5:10
    8. Written by Holly Knight, Nick Chinn, Mike Chapman
  8. Steel Claw 3:48
    9. Written by Paul Brady
  9. Help 4:30
    10. Written by John Lennon, Paul McCartney / Not on the American release
  10. 1984 3:09
    11. Written by David Bowie

SHE'S HOT! The L.A. Times says: "She melts vinyl." People magazine calls her: "A peerless live performer." US says: "She's the "grittiest rock and roll singer in the world." And Rolling Stone gave her new album four stars. — Billboard - July 28, 1984

Let’s Stay Together

is a soul song from Al Green and was produced by Martyn Ware and Greg Walsh, the same team behind the previous single Ball Of Confusion and was released before the recording of the album. It was a big hit in Europe and became the best selling 12“ record in America in 1984. It was reviewed in Billboard magazine in it’s issue from January 21, 1984 and several times in the following issues. Because the cover picture from Norman Seeff was controversial in America, they reversed the front and back pictures for the American release. An officially never released Alternative radio Mix with a different instrumental background and solo, an intro from Heaven 17 and additional vocal parts from Tina, was only available on a promo single in England.

The music video was filmed in October 1983 in London. It shows Tina first alone and later together with her female dancers Ann Behringer and Lejune Richardson dancing in a spotlight and in a second scene with fire in the background.

Writer: Al Green, Willie Mitchel, Al Jackson Jr.
Producer: Martyn Ware & Greg Walsh
Photographer: Norman Seeff
Release: November 1983 (Europe) / January 1984 (USA)
Format: 7“ Vinyl / 12“ Vinyl (Picture), Cassette
Charts: UK: #6 / Germany: #18 / USA: #26 (Pop), #1 (Club Play)
Certifications: 1x Silver (UK)
Grammy: Best R&B Vocal Performance (Nomination 1985)
Music Video: 3:38 / David Mallet (Director), Pam James (Producer)

Alternative radio Mix

Tracks
  1. Let’s Stay Together (Edit) 3:39
    2. From the 7" single
  2. Let’s Stay Together (Full Length Version) 5:16
    3. From the 12" single
  3. Let’s Stay Together (Alternative radio Mix) 3:46
    4. From the 7" promotional record
  4. Let’s Stay Together (Remix) 9:27
    5. From the DJ sampler 'Hot Tracks (Series 3, Issue 2)' from 1984 / Instrumental by Zino / Synthesizers by Brian Soares / BPM 108
  5. Let’s Stay Together (Extended Edit) 7:31
    6. From the DJ sampler 'Disconet (Volume 6, Program 8)' from 1984 & 'Dance Classics 6' from 2009 / BPM 107
    Additional track:
  1. I Wrote A Letter 3:25
    2. Previously Unreleased / Written by Inga Rumpf / Produced by John Carter already in 1982

Help

is a Beatles cover, recorded from Tina with Richard Perry in 1981 at Studio 55 in Los Angeles. The TV-Special What Makes Her Hot from 1985 shows a short scene of the recording session. This very different version stayed unreleased until 1984, when it was released as the second European single to promote Tina’s ongoing UK-Tour.

The music video shows a nightclub with guests sitting at tables in front of a stage, where Tina performes the song together with her band and dancers (Ann Behringer and Lejune Richardso). At the end, the curtain closes and Tina disappears in a ray of light.

Capitol Records Are Proud To Announce The Release Of The New Single HELP — Available On 7“ & 12“ — From the tourbook

Writer: John Lennon, Paul McCartney
Producer: Joe Sample, Wilton Felder & Ndugu Chancler
Photographer: Norman Seeff
Release: February 1984
Format: 7“ Vinyl (Picture) / 12“ Vinyl
Charts: UK: #40 / Europe: #30
Music Video: 3:41 / Simon Milne (Director)

Tracks
  1. Help (Edit) 3:45
    2. From the 7" single
  2. Help (Full Length Version) 4:30
    3. From the 12" single
    Additional track:
  1. Rock’n Roll Widow 4:45
    2. Previously Unreleased / Written by Tom Snow / Produced by John Carter already in 1982

What’s Love Got To Do With It

is a pop song and Tina’s first number one hit in America. It was released as the first single to promote the album, while she was on tour with Lionel Richie. The single was reviewed in Billboard magazine in it’s issue from May 12, 1984. The song won two Grammy Awards in 1985 and was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. In 1993, it was used as the title for the biographical movie What’s Love Got To Do With It about Tina’s life story. In 2018, a special Symphonic Version was released digitally, and the Norwegian DJ Kygo released a remix as a digital single in 2020, which topped the iTunes charts in many countries.

The first music video was filmed totally in black and white in the S&A studios in Los Angeles. It is very artistically with an absolutely gorgeous looking Tina, but it is also a little bit melancholic. The second one is totally different and much more positive, filmed live in New York City with Tina in a black mini skirt and a jeans jacket. She is looking at the East River at a ferry and comes later from a tube station, walking down the streets and interacting with different peoples. At the end, she stops at a chalk drawing of the Private Dancer cover. This video features Pamela Springsteen, the sister of Bruce Springsteen as a street dancer. It won a MTV Video Music Award in the category 'Best Female Video' in 1985.

Writer: Terry Britten, Graham Lyle
Producer: Terry Britten
Photographer: Peter Ashworth, Brian Aris
Release: May '84 (USA) / June '84 (UK) / Juli '84 (Germany) / 2010 (Digital)
Format: 7“ Vinyl / 12“ Vinyl (Picture) / Digital
Charts: USA: #1 / Australia: #1 / Canada: #1 / UK: #3 / Germany: #7 / Europe: #9, #2 (Airplay)
Certifications: USA: 1x Gold / UK: 1x Silver
Grammy: Best Pop Vocal Performance Female / Record of the Year (1985)
American Music Award: Favorite Soul/R&B Single / Favorite Pop/Rock Single (Nominated 1985)
Music Video: 3:47 / Mark Robinson (Director), John Caldwell (Producer)
Music Video: 3:50 / Bud Schaetzle (Director)

Tracks
  1. What’s Love Got To Do With It 3:48
    2. From the 7" single
  2. What’s Love Got To Do With It (Extended Version) 5:45
    3. From the 12" single
  3. What’s Love Got To Do With It (Karaoke Version) 3:51
    4. Digital download (2010)
  4. What’s Love Got To Do With It (2016 DJ Edit) 5:11
    5. From the DMC sampler 'Commercial Collection 405' from October 2016 / Mix by Kevin Sweeney / BMP 98.5
  5. What’s Love Got To Do With It (Ken@Work Jackin’ Mix) 5:03
    6. From the DMC sampler 'Producer Mixes Ken@Work Vol. 4 - The 80s' from September 2022 / Mix by Ken@Work / BMP 120
    Additional tracks:
  1. Don’t Rush The Good Things 3:45
    2. From the European release / Previously Unreleased / Written by Neil Gammack / Produced by John Carter already in 1982
  2. Rock’n Roll Widow 4:45
    3. From the American release / Previously Unreleased / Written by Tom Snow / Produced by John Carter already in 1982

Better Be Good To Me

is a rock cover from the band Spider, released as the fourth single. For her vocal performance on this song, Tina received her third solo Grammy Award in 1985. The single was reviewed in Billboard magazine in it’s issue from August 8, 1984.

The music video was filmed in June 1984 at the Beverly Theater in Los Angeles, which was packed with fans, invited by advertisements on local radio. It shows Tina with a black leather jacket and trousers together with her band (including guitarist Jamie West-Oram from the The Fixx) on stage. Cy Curnin dances the part of Turner's mendacious lover, which was choreographed by Toni Basil. The video was nominated in 1985 for a MTV Video Music Award in the category 'Best Stage Performance'.

Writer: Holly Knight, Mike Chapman
Producer: Rupert Hine
Photographer: Peter Ashworth
Release: August ’84 (USA) / September '84 (UK) / January '85 (Germany)
Format: 7“ Vinyl (Picture) / 12“ Vinyl / Cassette
Charts: USA: #5 / UK: #45 / Germany: #52 / Australia: #28
Grammy: Best Rock Vocal Performance (1985) / Best Rock Vocal Performance (Nomination 1988)
Music Video: 4:03 / Brian Grant (Director), Adrian Irving (Producer)

Tracks
  1. Better Be Good To Me (Edit) 3:40
    2. From the 7" single
  2. Better Be Good To Me (Extended Version) 7:47
    3. From the 12" single
  3. Better Be Good To Me (Live) 4:36
    4. From the 12" promotional record / Recorded in Chicago on August 2, 1984
  4. Better Be Good To Me (Extended Dance Edit) 8:53
    5. From the DJ sampler 'Hot Tracks (Series 3, Issue 6)' from 1984 / Remix by Steve Algozino
    Additional track:
  1. When I Was Young 3:11
    2. Previously Unreleased / Written by Eric Burdon / Produced by John Carter already in 1982

Private Dancer

is a wonderful pop ballad and remained unreleased from a Dire Straits recording session, because Mark Knopfler thought it’s a song for a woman. A special promo single with slightly different lyrics was released for airplay, because company advertising wasn’t allowed in England. Instead of „American Express Will Do Nicely, Thank You“ it features „A Few Pounds Sterling Will Do Nicely, Thank You“. The single was reviewed in Billboard magazine in it’s issue from January 12, 1985.

The music video was filmed at the Rivoli Ballroom in London. It shows Tina as a hostess, looking tired and pale. She is dancing with a man in a dance hall and after a while she starts to dream, experiencing several different scenes in which she looks beautiful in a sequin dress. As she wakes up, she sees the sad reality again and turns away from her dance partner, running out of the room. The video received a MTV Video Music Awards nomination in 1985 in the category 'Best Choreography‘. A longer version features an extended intro and instrumental part.

Writer: Mark Knopfler
Producer: John Carter
Photographer: Norman Seeff
Release: October '84 (Germany) / November '84 (USA) / January '85 (UK)
Format: 7“ Vinyl / 12“ Vinyl
Charts: USA: #7 / Europe: #12 / Germany: #20 / UK: #26 / Australia: #21
Music Video: 4:23 (short) / 5:25 (long) / Brian Grant (Director), Pam James (Producer)

Tracks
  1. Private Dancer (Edit) 4:01
    2. From the 7" single
  2. Private Dancer (Full Length Version) 7:14
    3. From the 12" single
  3. Private Dancer (Sterling Version) 3:54
    4. From the 7" promotional record
    Additional tracks:
  1. Keep Your Hands Off My Baby 3:44
    2. From the European release / Previously Unreleased / Written by Tom Kelly, Billy Steinberg / Produced by John Carter already in 1982
  2. Nutbush City Limits (Live) 3:06
  3. River Deep, Mountain High (Live) 4:14
    4. From the American, UK & Australian release / Previously Unreleased / Produced by John Carter / Recorded in Chicago on August 2, 1984

I Can’t Stand The Rain

was originally written and a hit single from Ann Peebles in 1973 and was the last single in Europe, instead of Show Some Respect in the rest of the world, while Tina was on tour. The single was reviewed in Billboard magazine in it’s issue from April 13, 1985.

The live music video taken from Tina’s concert at the NEC in Birmingham. Tina dressed with a white trouser performs on stage, partly together with her pianist Kenny Moore.

Writer: Ann Peebles, Don Bryant, Bernard Miller
Producer: Terry Britten
Release: February 1985 (UK) / March 1985 (Germany)
Format: 7“ Vinyl / 12“ Vinyl
Charts: Germany: #9 / UK: #57
Music Video: 3:19 / David Mallet (Director), Jacqui Byford (Producer)

Tracks
  1. I Can’t Stand The Rain 3:43
    2. From the 7" single
  2. I Can’t Stand The Rain (Extended Version) 5:43
    3. From the 12" single
    Additional tracks:
  1. Let’s Pretend We’re Married (Live) 4:16
  2. Nutbush City Limits (Live) 3:06
    3. Previously Unreleased / Produced by John Carter / Recorded in Chicago on August 2, 1984

Show Some Respect

is a very autobiographical song, because it was especially written for Tina. It is the last single in North America and Australia, instead of I Can’t Stand The Rain in Europe. The single was reviewed in Billboard magazine in it’s issue from April 20, 1985.

The live music video taken from Tina’s concert at the NEC in Birmingham and shows Tina with a white trouser and top, performing the song on stage.

Writer: Terry Britten, Sue Shifrin
Producer: Terry Britten
Release: March 1985
Format: 7“ Vinyl / 12“ Vinyl
Charts: USA: #37 / Canada #42 / New Zealand #41
Music Video: 3:08 / David Mallet (Director), Jacqui Byford (Producer)

Tracks
  1. Show Some Respect 3:17
    2. From the 7" single
  2. Show Some Respect (Extended Version) 5:47
    3. From the 12" single
    Additional track:
  1. Let’s Pretend We’re Married (Live) 4:16
    2. Previously Unreleased / Written by Prince / Produced by John Carter / Recorded in Chicago on August 2, 1984
Tina Turner - Private Dancer Tour

Private Dancer Tour

Because of the massive success of the album and it’s singles, Tina went on the road again in 1985. After playing at small venues in 1984, booked before her big comeback, this tour continues in large, sold-out arenas all over the world. The setlist was different in Europe and the rest of the world, because in the meantime the soundtrack for the movie Mad Max was released and Tina added both new songs to the setlist.

The concert at the NEC in Birmingham, England on March 23 was released on home video, featuring special appearances by Bryan Adams and David Bowie. Bryan was also the opening act in Europe and performed at most of the concerts It’s Only Love together with Tina.

Opening Night: February 19, 1985 / Helsinki (Finland)
Closing Night: December 28, 1985 / Tokyo (Japan)
Regions: Europe, North America, Japan, Australia
Concerts: 180+
Visitors: 2.5 Mio.
The Band: Jack Bruno: Drums / James Ralston: Guitar & Vocals / Kenny Moore: Piano & Vocals / Phil Palmer: Guitar (Europe) / Bob Feit: Bass Guitar & Vocals / Timmy Cappello: Saxophone & Keyboards / Jimmy Lyon: Guitar (USA) / Jamie West-Oram: Guest Guitarist

Setlist
  1. Let’s Pretend We’re Married
    2. Only in Europe
  2. Show Some Respect
  3. I Might Have Been Queen
  4. River Deep, Mountain High
  5. Nutbush City Limits
  6. What’s Love Got To Do With It
  7. I Can’t Stand The Rain
  8. Better Be Good To Me
  9. Private Dancer
  10. One Of The Living
    11. Not in Europe
  11. We Don't Need Another Hero
    12. Not in Europe
  12. Let’s Stay Together
  13. Help
  14. Proud Mary
  15. Steel Claw
  16. It’s Only Love
    17. Tina & Bryan Adams while Bryan was the opening act
  17. Legs
  18. Tonight
    19. Tina & David Bowie in Birmingham only
  19. Let’s Dance
    20. Tina & David Bowie in Birmingham & Tina solo
  20. Dancing In The Dark
  21. Out Of Time
    22. Only at opening night in Helsinki

Anniversary Edition

The album was reissued in 2015 to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the originally release with a two disc set on compact disc and a single vinyl record. It features the original European album on disc one, plus a bonus disc with all b-sides, extended mixes and some additional tracks. A 15 page booklet includes many rare Tina photos and the story behind the songs. The album was already reissued as a one disc Centenary Edition from EMI Records in 1997, with nearly the same tracks.

Release: June 2015
Label: Parlophone
Format: Vinyl / 2 CD / Digital

Tracklist
    Disc 2 (Remixes & B-Sides)
  1. Ball Of Confusion (Remix) 4:11
    2. From the album 'Music of Quality and Distinction Vol. 1
  2. I Wrote A Letter 3:24
    3. From the 'Let’s Stay Together' single
  3. Rock’n Roll Widow 4:45
    4. From the American 'What’s Love Got To Do With It' and European 'Help' single
  4. Don’t Rush The Good Things 3:46
    5. From the European 'What’s Love Got To Do With It' single
  5. When I Was Young 3:11
    6. From the 'Better Be Good To Me' single
  6. Keep Your Hands Off My Baby 3:31
    7. From the European 'Private Dancer' single
  7. Tonight (Live with David Bowie) 4:01
    8. Recorded live in Birmingham 1985
  8. Let’s Pretend We’re Married (Live) 4:13
    9. From the 'Show Some Respect' single
  9. What’s Love Got To Do With It (Extended Mix) 5:48
    10. From the 12“ single
  10. Better Be Good To Me (Extended Edit) 7:03
    11. From the 12“ single
  11. I Can’t Stand The Rain (Extended Mix) 5:45
    12. From the 12“ single
  12. Show Some Respect (Extended Mix) 5:45
    13. From the 12“ single
  13. We Don’t Need Another Hero 4:16
    14. From the 'Mad Max' soundtrack
  14. One Of The Living 4:13
    15. From the 'Mad Max' soundtrack
  15. It’s Only Love (with Bryan Adams) 3:18
    16. From the Bryan Adams album 'Reckless'
Tina Turner - Private Dance Mixes - Album

Private Dance Mixes

is a compilation which was only released in Australia, New Zealand and Japan. It includes all extended mixes from the album singles plus the live version of It's Only Love, recorded in Birmingham. The songs are divided into 'Dance Mixes' on the a-side and 'Rock Mixes' on the b-side. It was released to promote the Private Dancer Tour, because in this countries Tina was on tour in December 1985, which was eighteen months after the release of the Private Dancer album.

Release: November 1985
Label: Interfusion, Festival (Australia) / Capitol, Toshiba (Japan)
Format: Vinyl / CD / Cassette
Charts: Australia: #64

Tracklist
    Dance Mixes
  1. Let’s Stay Together (Full Length) 5:16
  2. What’s Love Got To Do ... (Extended) 5:45
  3. I Can’t Stand The Rain (Extended) 5:43
    4. Rock Mixes
  4. Show Some Respect (Extended) 5:47
  5. Better Be Good To Me (Extended) 7:47
  6. It’s Only Love (Live with Bryan Adams) 4:15

Private Dancer EP

is a video sampler, featuring four of the concept music videos from the single releases, only the video for Help is missing, which was not released outside of Europe.

Photographer: Peter Ashworth / Paul Cox
Release: 1984
Label: EMI / Pioneer
Format: VHS / Beta / LaserDisc
Charts: USA: #1 (41 weeks)
Grammy: Best Short Form Music Video (Nomination 1986)
Time: 18 Min.

Tracklist
    Music Videos
  1. What’s Love Got To Do With It 3:48
    2. Director: Mark Robinson / Producer: John Caldwell
  2. Better Be Good To Me 4:05
    3. Director: Brian Grant / Producer: Adrian Irving
  3. Let’s Stay Together 3:38
    4. Director: David Mallet / Producer: Pam James
  4. Private Dancer (Long Version) 5:25
    5. Director: Brian Grant / Producer: Pam James

Private Dancer Live

features selected tracks from the NEC in Birmingham, England on March 23, 1985, including special appearances by David Bowie and Bryan Adams. It was also broadcasted from the Westwood One Radio Network and from HBO in America.

In Europe, it was reissued together with a compact disc as the Tina Live - CD & Video Double Pack. Although most of the songs were already released on Live In Europe, some of the tracks are exclusively available on this album.

Westwood One Presents — Stereo Simulcast with HBO — Tina Turner featuring Guest Appearances by David Bowie and Bryan Adams — June 8 — Promotional

Director: David Mallet
Photographer: Paul Cox
Release: June 08, 1985 (TV) / August 1985 (Video) / 1994 (Double Pack)
Label: PMI / EMI
Format: VHS / Video 8 / LaserDisc / VHS
Charts: USA: #2
Grammy: Best Long Form Music Video (Nomination 1986)
Time: 55 Min.

Tracklist
  1. Intro 0:57
    2. Only on Video
  2. Show Some Respect (Live) 3.47
  3. I Might Have Been Queen (Live) 4.03
  4. What’s Love Got To Do With It (Live) 3.53
  5. I Can’t Stand The Rain (Live) 3.23
  6. Better Be Good To Me (Live) 6.34
  7. Private Dancer (Live) 6.20
  8. Let’s Stay Together (Live) 5.06
  9. Help (Live) 5.57
  10. It’s Only Love (Live Tina & Bryan Adams) 3:43
  11. Tonight (Live Tina & David Bowie) 5:22
  12. Let’s Dance (Live Tina & David Bowie) 5.18
Tina Turner - Private Dancer - TV-Appearances

MTV Video Music Awards / WWF-Club / Wogan / Lørdagsbilaget / Wetten Dass..? / Countdown / Riva Del Garda / Solid Gold

TV-Appearances

Italy: Domenica in: Let’s Stay Together (November 27, 1983) / Premiatissima: Let’s Stay Together (1983) / Riva Del Garda: What’s Love Got To Do With It, Better Be Good To Me (September 28, 1984) / DeeJay: Interview (1984)

Germany: Na Sowas!: Let’s Stay Together (December 05, 1983) / Bananas: Let’s Stay Together (January 10, 1984), Private Dancer (October 02, 1984) / WWF-Club: Let’s Stay Together (January 13, 1984), What’s Love Got To Do With It (September 21, 1984) / Bei Bio: What’s Love Got To Do With It, Interview, Let’s Stay Together (September 27, 1984) / Wetten Dass…?: I Can’t Stand The Rain (May 18, 1985)

UK: The Tube: Concert (December 16, 1983) / Leo Sayer Show: Help (February 27, 1984) / Harty: Help (February 29, 1984) / Top of the Pops: Help (March 15, 1984) / Razzmatazz: Interview (April 18, 1984) / Late Late Breakfast Show: Better Be Good To Me (September 22, 1984) / BRIT Awards: What’s Love Got To Do With It (February 11, 1985) / Wogan: I Can’t Stand The Rain, Interview (February 18, 1985)

USA: Solid Gold: Let’s Stay Together (February 04, 1984), What’s Love Got To Do Wiht It (September 08, 1984), Private Dancer (February 09, 1985), Better Be Good To Me (February 23, 1985) / Late Show: Interview (May 31, 1984) / Friday Nights Video: Interview (September 14, 1984), Interview (1985) / MTV Video Music Awards: What’s Love Got To Do With It (September 14, 1984), Receiving Award (September 13, 1985) / Stars of Tomorrow: Interview (1984) / This Week’s Music: What’s Love Got To Do With It (1984) / American Music Awards: Private Dancer (January 28, 1985) / Saturday Night Live: What’s Love Got To Do With It, Private Dancer, Better Be Good To Me, Sketch (February 02, 1985) / Grammy Awards: What’s Love Got To Do With It (February 26, 1985) / Good Morning America: Interview (May 22, 1985)/ Bobbie Wygant: Interview (November 01, 1985) / An Intimate Talk with the Queen of Rock: Interview (1985) / Entertainment Tonight: Interview (1985) / MTV Videos: Host (1985) / What Makes Her Hot: Special (1985)

France: Hotel Raphael: Interview (September 24, 1984) / Cocoricocoboy: What’s Love Got To Do With It, Sketch (October 02, 1984) / Platine 45: Let’s Stay Together (February 15, 1984), What’s Love Got To Do With It (10.11.1984) / Champs-Elysées: What’s Love Got To Do With It, Better Be Good To Me (May 11, 1985)

Spain: Cap d’any: Concert (December 31, 1983) Netherlands: Je Ziet Maar: Interview (January 27, 1984) / Countdown: Interview (1985) Australia: Countdown: Interview (October 14, 1984), Show Some Respect, I Can't Stand The Rain, Interview (December 16, 1984) Belgium: Hotel Américain: What’s Love Got To Do With It, Private Dancer (1984) Sweden: Unknown Show: Better Be Good To Me, Interview (1984) Norway: Lørdagsbilaget: Interview (February 23, 1985) Canada: Ann Rohmer: Interview (1985) / Good Rockin’ Tonite: Interview (1985) / NTV Newfoundland: Special (1985)

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